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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-17

The European menagerie is interest
ing to take peep at. The Irish bull is
trying to gore the English lion, and the
latter roars savagely; the Russian bear
has his paw on the Bulgarian cub, and
looks cautiously about to see if he is OBJ
served; the Austrian ostrich waits pa.
tiently, but carries pair of boxing
gloves in his hip pocket; Turkeys turkey
is on the alert with wings on the ground
and strutting tail.feathers touching the
back OF his head; the Spanish rooster is
armed with steel spurs, and the Portu.
geese gabble incoherently. But there is
not half 80 much danger of general
stampede as the war correspondents OF
some American dailies would have us
think.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-17

WELL, | DECLARE !!
"Old Things Have Become New

Was the exclamation of delight made by
lady whose attention was directed to a
case of prints just opened. They are
called by the manufacturer "Old.Time
Calico" are printed in choice new de.
signs, and on cloth double the weight of
the ordinary fabric. These goods were
sent to us for the purpose of introducing
them in this market, and our instruc.
tions are to sell them at the price of the
common qualities-6s cents per yard.
They can not be manufactured for less
than 81 cents, and are usually retailed at
10 cents. We will have no more of them
at the low price named. Don't fail to
secure share of them. We have only
one bale left of the heavy standard
Brown Sheetings at 81 cents. They would
be cheap now at cents. We have quite
a stock of heavy and medium weight
Shoes, just the goods for present and
spring wear, which we shall offer at
prices to close them out. Thsy must 90,
and our customers know what we mean
when we say tnat it is impossible to ad.
vertise all the bargains received from
day to day, but people who call often
are getting the benefit of them.
We are now opening some very desir.
able things in New Spring Dress Goods.
and shall display the novelties of the
reason as they appear in the market.
Remaining stock Of Ladies and Chill.
dren's Cloaks will be sold regardless oi
cost. We have just bought twelve dos-
en- Ladies' Jerseys, which we shall Offer
at 81 each, heretofore sold at $l.5O.
'SPARGUR E. co.
Masonic Temple, High Street.
March LIST, 1887.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Please announce my name as candi.
date for the Office of Assessor of the east
precinct Of Fairfield township.
CHAs. E. Dunn.
We are authorized to announce the
name of James W.Wiight as candidate
for the office of Assessor Of the north
precinct of Liberty township, subject to
the action of the Republican Convention.
J. B. Faris authorizes us to announce
that he will be a candidate for the Office
of Assessor of the south precinct Of Lib.
erty township, subject to the action ol
the Republican Convention.
Mr.. J. w. Arthur has authorized us
to announce that he is q candidate fol
the Office of Assessor for the North pre-.
cinct Of Liberty township, subject to the
action of the Republican Convention.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-17

Whenever anything is said about i'm
proving on the Dow law by more ade.
quate legislation, the Cincinnati Com.
naercial Gazette shouts angrily, "Let the
Dow law alone" Well, do you consider
the Dow law the aim and end of all tenn.
perance legislation? Is two hundred
dollar tax with municipal "local option"
the ultimatum of perfection? If We
can't have prohibition, the Dow law is a
good thing, but when We can get prohi-
bition the Dow law is nuisance.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-17

In replying to the Gazette last week
concerning the Arnett bill, we made no
reference to anything in the interview
with Mr.. John @. Price. The "argu.
ment" we mentioned was used in the
Senate while the bill was under discuss
ion. Mr.. Prices estimate Of the unem.
ployed teachers teachers is probably cor
rect. But race prejudice is not 20 domi.
nant elsewhere - here, and color is moi
so'sreat bar to the would-be teacher q
some consider it. There il no reason
under the sun why . teacher - well
qualified tor his profession q Mr.. Johr
Q. Price should not hold q position in thu
Walnut street school or any other schoo
In the State. We fail to zee that th,
Arnett bill will prove extremely detri
mental to the colored teacher who nov
has employment, and it can not greatly
injurs thoss who are idle. Moreover VI
believe in wiping ont old, disgraceiu
prsjudices, even though some few d
suffer. Regarding the figures We pub
ushsd last wesk. We have to say tha
thGg VeGp obtained from the Februar,
Sspegt in Colonel +. A. Walker
bos1n, md we're compiled from Nj
rsi6es .sspost BY Prot. H. 9. Dosssti
We havs pssisst good feeling toward Nj
Priss. and desire no quarrel with him
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J..L. Boardman, the venerable editor
of the late Highland Ne,cs is stanch in
his allegiance to prohibition. He advo.
Gated it through his paper and fought
for it nobly in the recent campaign.
And now that Mr.. Boardman through
an unfortunate affliction has retired
from the field of journalism we desire to
say that the NEWS. HERALD men, his
successors, have been, are, and ever
shall be unalterably for the prohibition
OF the liquor traffic.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-17
USE OF MECHANICAL REMEDIES,

Colds and Croup.Hsnd Bsths.Austard
Draushts-Celd Fset.Pnssmonia.
At this season coughs, colds and con.
for. II the blood can b drawn away
from the parts congested, relief win q
once be afforded. A warm woolen shawl
pinned closely about the neck and chest,
covering the arms, II put ON when the
first sound Of the cough occurs, will a.
most infal6bly stop It at once. Supple
ment the shawl with Q warm brick q
soapstone at the feet, and relief h imme-
diate and often permanent. Twenty Ave
years ago what nights We spent fighting
the Group! The little sufferer would
throw his arms out from under the cover,
and than the cough tightsnsd. But en-
vsloped in Q shswl this was impossible,
and at last we learned that IN cool
weather the children should take their
airing always before sunset, and at TIE
first suggestion of cough put On .
shawl For twenty years thsse haG been
no Group in Tie family. This remedy W
have found Just - effective with adnlts
- with children.
Hot foot baths and hot hand baths are
oxcellent sltesativea ~ tha carcu,latiom-
The hand heths ~ uanre imu,edistsly
ANN the Tot hatia M the,. r ~
daneer from aftsr exnosars. Thsv -.
too. more eesiiy Sivsn. NuGtaxd drcusht,
(mild) applied 10 tho extrsmities change
She circ,,I.tsor pl.nnei. vr,rS Srosr
hok .ods v.tsr az .-t-sr,elv heinhnI h
msnv csses Or = ssis,r.tcd vifs ~
v,tcr. thev NAV b hseted bv puttins
thean in a xeemsr' b. pisoinr fhssm m +
nlste IN = hok ovsn' This sves vrinr.
ins tbem. vhich = dtS8cnk vhsn ~
are hot. 0reat rslisf = sosnstimea Scand
froum Avink;n~ freelv ~nfe, - ~ - 80
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-17

The indictment of DR.. Chas. M.Wilson
at Washington G. H. for manslaughter
is disgrace to the grand jury. 1t il
alleged that he killed one Thomas God.
frey by administering morphine. The
absurdity Of preferring criminal charge
against . physician who is called in to
attend . patient is apparent. 1t 10 also
impossible to prove anything about the
medicine, since it was injected into the
veins through the skin. There is not
the faintest probability Of convicting DR..
Wilson under such an indictment. God.
frey, it il staied, had taken large guam
tity of peach brandy, and when the doc
tor arrived was PROSTATE, breathing once
every half minute. Why do our grand
juries almost invariably render indict'
ments for crimes several degrees higher
than what can be proven? Why dc
Prosecuting Attorneys allow it TO be
done? The exaggeration Of charges pro
duces great expectations in the minds ol
petit jurors, and when the case comes on
to be heard they are disgusted by thu
lack Of proof. This gives rise TO the sus
picion that the original accusation had
been "trumped up" and men are Otter
acquittsd or given light punilhmenI
because the extravasance Of the Stats'l
prstsmss makes jurors doubt the valid
ity oi the grand jury's svidsncs and IL
ljnstics Of IL Indictment.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-17

Henry Ward Reecher is dead. His
superiority Of intellect is attested by bis
long years before the public as philos.
opher, pulpit orator and theologian. As
an eloquent lecturer he has been almost
idolized by the world but the impress
he has left on the age is doubtful in its
effect. Mr.. Beecher lost much of his in.
fluence for good after the change of pub.
lie opinion that followed the Brooklyn
trial. His has Ibeen q busy and active
life, and his work may be better appre.
ciated now than ever before.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-17
NEW LEXINGTON.

March 18th, 1887.
Teachers' meeting next friday night at Mrs.
James Robbins
Mrs.. B. B. Barrett and Miss Eta Barrett
we're in New Vienna last Wednesday
Mr.. Henry Msrconet, Of Strsusburg, d the
gusst Of his brother James this week.
Mrs Elizabeth Cox was visiting relatives In
New vienns last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Joseph Hixson, living south Of town,
will move up near New Vienna this week.
Miss Nettie Hardy, Of Lsssburs, wa visiting
her sister, Mrs. Ed Adams, here last week.
M,ss Ella Behymer was visiting relatives in
Washington @. b. last Friday aud Saturday.
Mr.. Charles Tensr has the frame work Of bis
new dwelling house ON Railroad street erect d.
Mr.. Joshus Lacy and wife, from Whining.
ton, we're the guests Of Mrs.. Hester savage last
Tuesday.
Miss susie Bumgarner, after two wssks'
visit with Miss Fanny Moore, returned hone
last Friday.
Miss Lizzie Moore, Of the Hillsboro Female
College. was 1t home on visit Last Saturday
and Sunday.
Joseph narconet, Of Strsusburg, last g. turday
and Sunday.
II was Grant Hsinss that Vas married last
week, instead Of Grant Harris, % the type.
softer had II.
Mr.. John Ocksrmsn, who moved 70 town
last fall, removed back 10 his farm near Carey
town last week.
Mr. Grant Hainss and wife left last Saturday
morning for Warren county, whore they wiz
make their future home.
Mrs. Samuel West, Of Gamantha, and Miss
sophia Boelxoer, OF Russell's, were the guests
Of Aiss Aittis Tsner Last Friday.
Mr.. J. Patton and sister, Miss Cora, oi
Hillsboro, we're visiting the family Of Mr..
James Moore Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Lum Terrell caught . full blooded carr
s.sr caught in that creek that ws ever beard
Come and 80 the brand new stock OF wall
paper ~ Trislsr's. Drug and groossiss st
bottom prices. Prodncs taken in sxchasge 70!
goods. maSl0ta
Msssrs. Barrett, Boass. oohn. Trislsr
Harris, and Mcclure we're In 0rssnAsld las'
"Wednesday night, attending The Masonic
Lodge Of thst plaos.
Mis- Abbls Brabson closed or vintsr tern
Of tsaehins last Friday IN the Pavsy district
msncing tbs summer term.
Of Eageer Sunday. render ths Easter eervies
"The Rissn Ohrist" The sxsecisss Win con
~ Of souss. responsive reading, dselans
tons, 60.
Morris sharp, Of WashinGton O. H., viii b
present st the HrisndS tsmperencs msetinl
nsxt Sabbath aftsrnooa, end dsliver IN illus
testsd Gospel tsnpsrsnes lecture. Subject
| ssThs Two Aleebs."
Ths peotseetsd meeting q ~ yrisn4a
q y sos:;ssiss q sSsessSscs rs -. u
70 ~ pfsssst tvssty-shsss haye hsea - -
altar. Tee hoees ~ oovdeA ~ ru1da
| ks nade nasuA6lk oae & - h1Is ~
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-17

Highland county's Mexican War
pensioners can charge their disappoint-
ment to Democratic opposition in the
National House Of Representatives.
They refused to allow the number Of
men necessary to attend to the matter
and so the deserving veterans must wait
till the claimants of the late war have
receiyed attention.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-17

An old physician, retired from practice.
having had pjaosd IN biz hands By an East In
dia missiesssy The formula Of simpls vegsta-
BE rsmsdy for The speedy and pernanent care
Of Cons.mptios, b.oneLiti:. 0ssasrh. Assem.'
sivs and radical care Tor Nervous Debility and
I'll Nervous ConplaintA sfter !hsviog tssted ~
wonAssial esrssys powers = shS1s.s1s I. cs e
his Sa6ssing fslloMn Astuaasd b this netiys
ssd = slre e relisve hnnae suessias, ~
sssips. g asssss. Sssesi o. EssisS, VI
l6n dlgeo@ions tor psspesing aOo uG1nG. -
~ nsil y sadgsaasg 1T ssa.3: seciss ~
~, ~ r. m1osovyl
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-17

The editor of the Brown County Ne,c,
need not rack his nervous system in
worrying about Hillsboro's colored
schools. The colored children of this
town are not going to grow up in vice
and ignorance, and neither are any other
of the ten thousand and one cslamitiei
going to happen which the enemies oi
mixed schools predict. You can't make
political capital of the Arnett bill.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-17

The prohibition vote of last Monday
was in no way victory for third.party.
ism. It ought to be a rebuke to that
little organization. It has often been
demonstrated that public sentiment in
Ohio is strong against the liquor traffic
but it is much stronger against the third
party. There will be no pooling OF
issues in Hillsboro as the result of last
Mondays vote. Party lines will be
drawn much as before, except that the
Gasstte's hostility to law and order will
drive many honest Democrats out Of
that party. No party on a one.horse
platform can obtain proselytes. When
public sentiment is strong enough to
support prohibition legislation the Re-
publican party in Ohio will make it an
issue just as it has in other States.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-17
'BRusHCRgEK.

MerCn AAtns A0ots
Anthony Eubanks d ocnvalsscing.
Miss Belle Milburn's school closed Last Tuss-
day.
Austin Sans, Of New Boston, contemplated
moving into this vicinity soon.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. D. Q. Turley, boy,
and 10 Mr.. and Mrs. George Shoemaker boy.
Miss Sadie Stultz. Of Rainsboro. who b now
staying with her brother, I. ". 6tults, 10 Ia
very poor health.
n, q. Eubsuks and wife attended the funeral
Of the infant daughter Of Rev. q. p. Bethel q
sinking Spring last Sunday.
H. NJ. Eubanks sale came OF last wednes.
fay. a large crowd wssin % attendance ss: ana 'ne
The Republicans Of this township met last
Mondsy and nominated the following ticket
Justice Of the Peace. T. E. Powell Clerk, 7.
McCoppin Treasurer, W =. Lucas Assessor,
n. p. +. N. suiter q p, J. n. Lswson Trus'
toe, Owen Uountrymsn; Constsbles, D. N. Law
son. J. O. euiter, ]. n. MeCoppin.
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1t is now thought that Cleveland will
call an extra session of Congress some
time this summer. If the majestic Buff.
alonian had not vetoed bills quite so
miscellaneously the course OF legislation
would not have been 30 impeded and no
extra session would have been necessary.
Grover is responsible for the death OF
many bills, and it would be about fair il
he had to pay the expenses of the extra
session, should he call one.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-17

The U. s. Supreme Court has ordered
the release of one Baldwin, held in a
California town for forclbly driving out
Chinese residents, on the ground that
there is no law to punish him. If China
treated American citizens as America
treats the Chinese, how the American
eagle would scream!
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-17

Governor Stevenson. of Nevada, gets
$1,000 year and Governor Foraker, OF
Ohio, gets $4,000, but that does not pre-
vent the former from stealing part of the
latter's inaugural address. If Nevada
can pay $1,000 for a plagiarist what
ought Ohio to pay talented writer.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-17

Dan Dalton's doughty deputy, Frank
X. Barrett, has given $1,000 bond in each
Of nine charges for false vouchers found
in the Clerks office Of Hamilton county.
Is IL matter Of surprise that eletion re-
turns were outrageously perverted in
Cincinnati?
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-17
School Board.

The Republicans of the Hillsboro
School District are notified to meet at
the Courthouse on Monday, March 2Sth,
between the hours of 7:3O p. m. and 8 p.
m. to nominate the following officers to
be voted for at the coming election.
Two Members of School Board.
BY order of the committee.
H. D. WADDELL,
Chairman.
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RUSSELL'S. .
March LIST, 1887.

MHrCh Ioths 1851.
A. A. Hallsted was in Cincinnati Monday
buying goods.
jasper Chaney, Of New Vienna, spent Sunday
here With relatives.
Boru-To Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wslty, wsdnss-
day. March 6th, . girl.
Giibur Rsnper isft this morning for Dayton
10 attend eo@meroial collage
Nm. J. L. Strange and niss Jennie Boatrisht
spent Saturday IN Cincinnati
Mr. Joseph Cole, Of Nswtonville, spent Sun
day st this plaee With his uncle. 4. A. Hallgted.
kovegs-Dsnisl Hart has removed near VAL
into ths properly vaestsd by Nr. Hart. OhaSlsG
Belize u moving on d. <. Zink's plaos near
Dunn's Chapel, Johpsou Fsnner has moved 70
his farm. aud Will PuGh 10 the Houthsr3 farm,
vacated By NJ. rsnpsr.
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At the age of eighty-four Capt. Erics.
son comes forward with new cartridge
of incredible explosive power. If it be-
comes necessary to give the Canadian
body polite hyperder,nic injections of
cold lead, Ericsson's projectile may be
nsefnl
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-17

Indiana has had a shower of brim.
stone. So much for a bogus Senatorial
election. Ohio, with her record In the
Payne case, her tally.sheet forReries in
Columbus and Cincinnati and her nu.
merous Legislative muddles, may look
out for showery apparition Of horns
and hoona
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Hillsboro Corporation Conventio n.

HuISUOrO CVFpOTHClOn COnVentIOHs
To the qualified roters Of the Incorporated
rillage Of Hillsboro, o.:
You are hereby notified and requested
to meet in convention assembled at the
Courthouse in Hillsboro, Ohio, on
Monday, March 2sth, between the hours
Of 7:30 p. m. and 8 p. m. to place in
nomination the following officers to be
voted for at the spring election for said
village:
Three Members OF Council.
All voting shall be by ballot, and the
person receiving the highest number of
ballots shall be declared the nominee.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-17

Hon. ]. J. Pugsley is not drawing two
salaries for serving in two capacities as
some reckless writer has accused him.
He resigned his seat in the Senate on
the Sd instant.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-17

Has anybody heard Of any ravages
made by the cargo of Australian rab
bits which Cassius NJ. Clay warned Us
OF a while ago? From Cassius Ms de.
scription one would suppose that the on.
coming plague is worse smallpox, Eng.
lish sparrows and anarchy. When these
awful destoyers arrive it will be time fol
American citizens to roost high.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-17

Some pubhc.spirited Congressman
ought to put clause in the Bill OF Ap-
propriations to Rivers and Harbors pro-
viding for the removal of Long Island
from the mouth of New York harbor.
Sea captains forget that it is there, and
every now and then one of them under
takes to go across it and gets stuck.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-17

Our brethren of the Cincinnati press
are still complaining about the softness
of Georgia granite. Perhaps sack full
of it would make good upholstery for
the editors easy chair" 1t would be
an improvement over an oak slab on o
couple of candle-boxes
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-17

Lieutenant Governor Kennedy has
made good record. He came on the
scene of action just at the time when
Ohio needed him, and he did just what
Ohio wanted him to do. He had nerve
enough to assert his authority and sagac.
ity enough to overreach Doodle tricks
fnra
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-17

Penn Township Republican Conven.
ton.
The Republicans of Penn Township
will hold their primary election to nomi-
nate candidates to be voted for the April
election at Samantha, March 26th, at
o'clock p. m. A full attendance is re-
quested. w. w. West,
Chairman Com.
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Liberty Township Convention.

Liberty Township Convention.
To the qualified yoters Of Liberty Township,
Highland dDusty, Ohio:
You are hereby notified to meet at
your respective voting places in said
Liberty Township on Saturday, March
o6th, A. d. 1885. between the hours Of
. and 8 p. m. Of said day to nominate
candidates for the following officers:
One Trustee.
Clerk.
Treasurer.
Two Assessors.
Two Constables.
All voting to be by ballot, and the
persons receiving the highest number
of ballots will be declared the nominee.
The places Of meeting will be the
County Commissioner Office in Court.
house and Mayors Office in City Hall.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-17

ON 4 and reliable Mes!ic!ntsase the best
OWN todcpsnd upon. Ackcf's Blood ~
ixir hae bscn prescribed for ycers tos allim.
pnyitissc the Rlead. lnevcTy formal ne!o!.
elpus. eyplilltlqoe Nsreqrih dissssss. ~
invalssEls. For Rhsumalisms hasp equal
0aus1t 1gosL. ds0Ggiees. ~
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WAKE, DARLING, WAKE.

Gently and softly the mother bent
Over the baby In sleeps embrace,
Watching the rosy smiles indent
And dimple the little dreamer's face,
And the longed.for kiss she would not taks,
Lest peradvsnture the child might wake.
Gently the mother watched and wept
Over thy coffin whore lay her child,
Only one thought In her bosom crept
Al she bent to her lips In her anguish wild,
Again and again the last Eiss 70 tAke-
Oh! II the baby would only wake!
Our Society journal
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Notice

THO PHYSICIANS Of Highland county. O.
l. On April 9th. 1887, at ten O'Clock .. m. st
the Auditors Office in Hillsboro, Ohio, the In
Urinary Directors will receive sealed bids for
doing the medical pauper practice in their re-
spective townships In the county. The Board
reserves the right to reject any or oil bids.
The Trustees are earnestly requested 10 be
present, or at least one representative from
each township.
By order OF InArmary Board. w3
Il. ]. HATCHER, Clerk.
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Weather indications-DRY.

Now let our city fathers stand to the
ouua
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DAPORr or rmE CONDITION or rnn
III First National Bank WL. .HtilsburOugh, /,
IN tile state Of OniC. at :ths .elose. .of. .busi'
.nese, March eth, 1857. - ~! 1
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We've got prohibition-got it bad
and hope it is contagious.
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STATE OF OHIO, COUNTY OF HIGHLAND, %:
I, L. y. smith, Cashier of the above. named
bank, do aoleinnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best OF my KNOWLEDGE
and belief. LYME 3. SMITH, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day Of March, 1887.
D. q. MoRRow, Notary Public.
CoRREcT-Attest:
JOHN A. SMITH,
]. II. RICHARDS,
s. A. WEAVER,
Directors.